Tom Blythe and Sophie Wilde confirmed for Watch Dogs film adaptation

"Watch Dogs", originally released in May 2014, is a sci-fi open world action-adventure game created by Ubisoft, and has released several sequels to date.

It was previously reported that the "Watch Dogs" series will be adapted into a movie of the same name. Recently, according to foreign media "Deadline" report, two actors have been confirmed to join the film, namely Tom Blythe who participated in "The Hunger Games: Songbirds and Snakes" and Sophie Wilde, the leading actress of "Answer Me".

It is understood that the screenwriters of "Zombieland" Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese were invited to write the script for the "Watch Dogs" movie in 2014, but the film later entered a development dilemma. In the first half of this year, it was reported that Sophie Wilde was in talks to participate in the film, which was the first update of the film in many years.

It has not yet been confirmed what roles Tom Bryce and Sophie Wilde will play in the Watch Dogs movie, and details such as the film's plot and release date have not yet been announced.